Amarillo Globe News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News publication notes its founding date February 20, 1924 and second class matter status dated February 20, 1934. It lists leadership including Gene Howe president and publisher John McCarty assistant publisher and Wesley Izard editor in chief, with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier and Sunday only plans, detailing prices for Amarillo and outside areas.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe and News
Speer’s Autonomy of Industry reshapes German war effort
The Army Air Forces booklet cites Albert Speer’s shift from tight state control to a quasi free enterprise approach in Germany. Speer’s reforms boosted military output threefold in aircraft and sevenfold in tanks, suggesting government planning alone cannot ensure prosperity. The analysis warns on long range planning and informs debates on a national Air Policy Board and defense strategy.
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Europe
Army Air Forces
Albert Speer
Germany
Speer
United States Strategic Bombing Survey
Poland
Hitler
Mitchell
Naturalization and the costly limits of allegiance
George E. Sokolsky argues that naturalization should reflect true loyalty, not mere refuge. He cites Oscar Lange as a cautionary example of a citizen who abandons U S interests for foreign ties and calls for stricter standards to prevent loyalty gaps.
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Carl Schurz
Jacob Riis
Joseph Pulitzer
United States
Great Britain
Spain
Palestine
Erin
St. Patrick
London Times
Agony
Paul Demel
Princess Court
Queensway
W. 2
Home Secretary
Aliens Department
Home Office
Russia
Poland
PAC
Oscar
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
Puzzle grid lists across and down clues with numerous entries including college yell perfume insigne of US Army division and various common nouns and abbreviations. Across clues cover 56 to 57 58 and more while vertical clues include goes by steamer exclamation bird s home and many others.
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College Yell
Perfume
Truth is Precious and Divine Pearl for Swine
Fragmentary line notes truth as a precious pearl deemed divine and not suited for carnal swine.
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Butler
Education to Lead and the University’s Purpose
A 1946 reflection argues that the United States must redefine education beyond job training. It criticizes electives that misdirect youth toward practical careers, urging a return to humanities to nurture leadership, spirit, and timeless knowledge as Platonist and Aristotelian thought are championed.
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United States
Mortimer Adler
University of Chicago
King Fegoures Syndicate, Inc
Reds Not Talking About Atomic Power
Associated Press report outlines Soviet emphasis on science and living standards for scientists, large state investment in laboratories and housing, and cautious stance on sharing atomic bomb secrets. It notes Molotov’s remark on future atomic energy and the reality of U.S. and British advantage, with foreigners noting Russia may lag but not ignore the bomb.
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Russia
United States
Molotov
Kremlin
Britain
Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
Polk Street Professor on airs and accents in town talk
A speaker critiques people who put on airs and imitate northern or Boston speech, recalling encounters with cotton picking and Spanish, and noting such pretensions often backfire. He reflects on local pride, language quirks, and the futility of pretending to be someone else.
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South
Boston
Corpus Christi
Father's Day Originated Thirty Six Years Ago
The piece recalls that Father's Day began with Mrs. John Bruce Dodd honoring her father William Jackson Smart on his birthday June 5. She promoted the annual day to recognize fathers whose children were motherless. The first Father s Day was proclaimed by the governor of Washington thirty six years ago with support from ministerial groups. Mrs Dodd resided in Spokane.
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William Jackson Smart
John Bruce Dodd
Dodd
Washington
Spokane
Still Active in Father’s Day Activities
A brief note highlights continued participation in Father’s Day events with plans for future activities and community involvement.
Over 100 Amarillo High Students Seek Summer Work
More than one hundred Amarillo High School students expressed interest in summer jobs in a survey before term end. Many are qualified as typists and bookkeepers, with others seeking work in stores farms and ranches. Cards listing available students are in Principal R B Norman's office and employers may call 4259 for details.
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Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Former Amarillo Man Honored for Bond Sales
Charles A. Dewey of Parsons Kansas, formerly of Amarillo, received a U S Treasury Department citation for work in War Bond sales. He previously worked for the Fort Worth and Denver and now serves as a yardmaster at Parsons. His mother and brother reside at 725.
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Charles A. Dewey
Parsons, Kan
Amarillo
U. S. Treasury Department
Mr. Dewey
Fort Worth
Unfair Labor Practice Probe Tied to Longhorn Portland Cement
SAN ANTONIO June 6 Investigation into charges of unfair labor practices against Longhorn Portland Cement Co. has been started by John W. Thomas field examiner for the National Labor Relations Board Fort Worth office. The strike began April 5 when 138 union workers walked off to demand a 15 cents an hour wage increase.
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San Antonio
Longhorn Portland Cement Co
John W. Thomas
National Labor Relation Board
Fort Worth
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Soviet Russia
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Puzsie
U. S. Army
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Spanish Province
Seth
Dodo
Cope
King Pereres Symternte
Daily Planet
Horace Wimbly
Miss Lane
MR. Kent
Timothy
Beady
Isn
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Polk Street
William J. Smart
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
G. McClain
North Johnson
Parsons
Marine Corps
Bremerton, Wash
Thelma Rivet
Capitol Hotel
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